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Boulet’s selfless act leads to organ donor increase

Logan Boulet takes a shot on Nipawin during game three of Humboldt versus Nipawin action on April 3. While Boulet played hard throughout his time with Broncos, it would be his generosity off the ice that named him SJHL’s Player of the Week alongside his fellow Humboldt Broncos with Boulet saving six lives by donating his organs. See full story on page 11.

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Annaheim native expanding resume in Vancouver

By Becky Zimmer Journal Editor

Taylor Bley always wanted to pursue a career in acting.

And right now, that path is looking brighter with Bley recently being featured in three commercials, one in Canada, one through a Canadian company that is featured online, and another featured on American television.

The Annaheim native is currently living in Vancouver and working with an agent to get herself out there and signed up for auditions to get more experience acting.

The move itself to the west coast was a big change from small town Saskatchewan, but Bley received a lot of encouragement from back home in the form of Ricky Block.

“He was like, ‘you can actually do this.’ He was my first drama teacher and I got 100 per cent in his class. That was the best part of my life at that moment.”

Block, as well as some of Bley’s singing teachers knew that Bley was going to go somewhere and, therefore, she knew it too.

Right now, Bley’s life includes auditions and taking acting classes in the evenings to improve on her skills and hopes to land a television or movie role.

A lot of it is tricking your brain, says Bley, with a lot of working going into hitting the right emotions.

However, her day job is also pretty amazing with Bley working as a part-time princess in between commercial roles going to birthday parties and children’s hospitals.

While it can be a sad moment, Bley also sees the children light up when she comes in the door dressed as Anna, Snow White, Aerial, or Rapunzel.

“You feel bad to leave,” she says, but she knows how much it means to the kids.

“I remember when my grandma was in the hospital. When we came in it was the best moment of her day. Just to see the kids light up, they’re so sick but they’re so happy.”

Eventually, Bley would like to move to Los Angeles but that is a ways down the road yet while she works on her resume.

Applying for Visas to work in the United States, Bley says she will have to prove she is going to be working there.

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Increased funding for school division doesn’t make up for previous cuts

By Devan C. Tasa For the Humboldt Journal

The Horizon School Division is seeing an increase in the funding it receives from the provincial government, but that doesn’t make up for cuts made in the last two years.

In the 2018-19 provincial budget, the division received $79.8 million, an increase of $443,000. Last year, the Horizon School Division and the Englefeld Protestant Separate School Division, which are amalgamating in the 2018-19 school year, received a combined $79.3 million. “While we are certainly appreciative of the $30 million increase to overall education funding in the province,�

wrote Marilyn Flaman, Horizon’s superintendent of finance services, in an email, “we recognize that the amount allocated to Horizon will unfortunately be insufficient to cover the known increase in salaries, benefits and overall inflationary pressures on our operating expenditures.�

She added this year’s school division budget will be hard to balance, but they will focus their limited resources in meeting the province’s 2020 goals for education, which include improving students’ reading, writing and math skills, as well as improving the graduation rate. The division will be looking for ways to save money, either by be-

ing more efficient or co-operating with other school divisions on items like bulk purchases. “Following a reduction in funding of $54 million for the education sector in the 2017-18 budget, the increase of $30 million to operating grant funding for the province in 2018-19, while deeply appreciated, does not get us back to where we were prior to the previous year’s budget cuts,� Flaman wrote.

Preventative maintenance has also increased by $268,000 to $2.1 million. “We are very appreciative of this increased funding as the resulting investments that we have been able to make in our school facilities have resulted in

noticeable improvements, which is critical as these facilities continue to age and show the wear and tear of intense use,�

Flaman wrote.

The school division now also no longer has a cap imposed by the province on how much it can spend on governance expenses, trustee professional development and school community council allowances. As well, there’s no more requirement to spend a certain amount of money on minor renovations. “The removal of conditionality on these items restores the autonomy of boards to allocate funding as they deem appropriate to respond to local needs,�

Flaman wrote.

Viscount news

By Sandra Reid Correspondent April 9 was another productive day at the Viscount Library, where nine ladies met for Blankets for Canada. It is aways a pleasure working together, sharing thoughts, stories, ideas and of course tea and sweets! If you have any interest in what

we do, please call Evelina at 306 944 4820.

On April 14, there were 21 people that were out to the Viscount Seniors Fundraising Breakfast. Workers were Chris Rault and Monica Palfy.

The Lucky Loonie winner was Moe Kirzinger.

On April 9, there was coffee enjoyed at the Viscount

Seniors in the morning. Then in the afternoon games of cribbage, pool, and visiting was enjoyed by all that attended.

On April 14, there were six tables for cribbage at the Viscount Seniors Crib tournament. People came from Watrous, Young, Aberdeen, Saskatoon, Colonsay, Meacham

and Viscount. Workers for the lunch of delicous soup, sandwiches, coffee, tea, juice and delicous dainties were Chris Rault, Monica Palfy and Mary Joan Young. Helpers with the cribbage tournament were John and Carol Witkowicz.

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and third place was split between Joy Raukman and Yvette McPherson, and John Dale and Carol Brown.

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No cuts for libraries in this year’s budget

By Devan C. Tasa For the Humboldt Journal

After being hit hard by last year’s provincial budget, the Wapiti Regional Library is happy they aren’t seeing cuts this year.

The library saw a 58 per cent cut – about $400,000 – as of April 1, 2017, without any prior warning. In response, one of the major cuts the regional libraries were going to make was to end the interlibrary loans system. After a public outcry, that cut was reversed later that month. “It’s a good year compared to last year,� said Tony Murphy, Wapiti’s regional director, about this year’s budget. “We’re certainly pleased here at Wapiti that our funding has been maintained at last year’s level – the restored funding level, that is.�

Murphy said the library was expecting no cuts because the education ministry told them that after seeing the province-wide protests, they received the message that residents of Saskatchewan believe libraries are important. “We’re so appreciative of the people of Saskatchewan and their protests last year and all of the outcry about libraries,� he said. “That was fantastic and we were thrilled to see that because it’s nice to have that grassroots support for libraries.�

After having the cuts reversed last year, the province hinted at changes in the future. So far that hasn’t materialized. “They’ve been talking about a consultation process – and we look forward to that as well because that’s a great opportunity to really reinforce just what we do

in our communities,� Murphy said. “It didn’t happen last year, but the ministry of education is hoping that it will happen this year.�

After the events of last year, Murphy is hopeful the province now sees the value of the provincial library system. “I think the government has come a long way in a year to seeing some of the value that maybe they weren’t seeing last year.�

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Jets among those who could claim cup

By Bruce Penton Sports Columnist

Hockey fans who root for Canadian-based teams in the National Hockey League’s two-month exhausting run toward presentation of the Stanley Cup have a reduced field this year — but only one of them has a chance to raise Lord Stanley’s mug in mid-June.

Which brings us to “Chance or No Chance” — the annual look at who could survive the grind and win the Cup. To ease the suspense on the Canadian entries, Winnipeg Jets have a chance to win it; the Maple Leafs don’t. Sorry to spoil your day, all you long-suffering Toronto fans.

Here’s how it breaks down, team by team. (Remember, other than the fraction of a cent you paid to read this column among the thousands of other words you’re offered in this edition, this information is free.)

By conference, starting with the East: Pittsburgh — Chance — The twotime defending champs know what

it takes, and Sidney Crosby’s leadership is indisputable.

Washington — Chance — The Capitals’ playoff history is spotty, but one of these years, Alexander Ovechkin is going to win more than just a Rocket Richard trophy.

Boston — Chance — The Bruins play a grinding playoff style all year and could wear down opponents.

Not to mention their talent overload.

Tampa Bay — Chance — Faded down the stretch, but maybe were just conserving energy.

Columbus — No Chance — The Blue Jackets would need goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to perform miracles for this to change.

Toronto — No Chance — A rising team, for sure, but they’re still a ‘maybe next year’ entry.

New Jersey — No Chance — Taylor Hall’s shoulders are sturdy, but not that sturdy.

Philadelphia — No Chance — Like the Leafs, a rising ‘next year’ team.

Now a look at the West: Nashville — Chance — The Predators are solid all around, have Mike Fisher back in the mix, and in goal, there are few better than Pekka Rinne.

Winnipeg — Chance — Not a flashy team, but the Jets’ top six forwards and top four D are among the best in the league. Their outstanding regular season was no fluke.

Vegas — No Chance — The Golden Knights were an unbelievable success story in their inaugural season, but no way this miracle can carry on through the Stanley Cup

playoffs.

San Jose — Chance — The Sharks have come close before and have loads of playoff-hardened vets.

Colorado — No Chance — The Avalanche just squeaked into the playoffs on the final night but are still not among the upper echelon of the league.

Minnesota, Anaheim, Los Angeles — No Chance x 3. These teams all have too many holes to fill and extended periods of pressure hockey will expose the weaknesses.

One suggestion: Please don’t wager the mortgage payment or grocery money on the advice offered above. My crystal ball still hasn’t completely thawed out.

• Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times: “Among this year’s Kentucky Derby hopefuls: an England-based thoroughbred named Gronkowski.

No problem spotting him: He’s the only horse who spikes his jockey.”

• Randy Turner of the Winnipeg Free Press, on Twitter: ”Personally, I’m rooting for a Jets-Leafs Stanley Cup final just so Toronto fans can finally get some much-needed publicity for their hockey club.”

• Turner again: “There are only two Canadian teams in the postseason and only one of them is in the centre of the hockey universe. The other is the Toronto Maple Leafs.”

• Bob Molinaro of pilotonline. com (Hampton, Va.): “The Yankees’ Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gary Sanchez are the greatest power trio since the Jimi Hendrix Experience.”

• Molinaro again: “Baltimore Ra-

vens were attracted to RG3 after he impressed the team in a workout.

But also because at this stage in his career he comes very cheap.”

• Norman Chad of the Washington Post: “If the future of sports viewing is millennials watching 90-second video clips on YouTube, cricket is in a world of hurt.”

• Jack Finarelli, aka The Sports Curmudgeon, on televised in-game chats with managers: “Whoever thought this up should be drawn and quartered. Whoever decided to perpetuate this should be boiled in oil.”

• RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “LeBron James, when asked whom he’d vote for as MVP, said he’d vote for himself. Who’s been giving him humility lessons, Newfoundland skip Brad Gushue?”

• Jimmy Fallon of NBC, on the NCAA basketball final: “Villanova really played great. They beat Michigan 79 to 62. I’m not saying Villanova was cocky, but at halftime all five starters left for the NBA.” • Jessamyn McIntyre of ESPN Seattle, via Facebook, on free-spending L.A. adding Ndamukong Suh, Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib and Brandin Cooks this offseason: “The Rams are me in college when I got my first credit card and had no idea what 25 per cent APR meant.”

• Tom Verducci of SI.com, on the odds of the Mets’ starting pitchers staying healthy: “Like expecting Lucy to keep the ball on the ground, laces away, for Charlie.”

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Weather woes hitting province

Calvin Daniels It is beginning to feel like 2018 may be the year of unending winter.

There is some hope in the forecast that on the Canadian Prairies at least we are inching closer to normal temperatures.

Of course normal in terms of temperature is basically an approximation which happens more years than not, so

discounting extremes you sit somewhere in the middle of things.

A meteorologist might have a different explanation, but in general terms normal temperatures are more guideline than expected occurrence.

But even when you factor that into things, this winter is hanging on rather more tenaciously than usual.

According to Saskatoon-based Saskatchewan Research Council climate researcher Virginia Wittrock, March was cold, something which anecdotally most of us are nodding in agreement with.

In a www.producer. com story, Wittrock noted March had 20 days with average daily

temperatures below the 30-year norm, based on data recorded between 1981 and 2010.

The first two weeks of April weren’t much better.

According to Wittrock in the same article, 12 of the first 13 days in April had daily average temperatures below the 1981-2010 average.

The cold weather is not localized to the Canadian Prairies either.

Opening day at Wrigley Field in Chicago was postponed for the Cubs because of snow.

A picture of the famous baseball stadium covered in snow circulated widely on social media.

If you follow the Toronto Blue Jays then you have seen a number of players masked with

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balaclavas to fend off the cold during games this spring.

And, there have been 20 postponed baseball games this season already, while last season there was only 26 the whole year.

And this weekend Ontario has been hit by a major storm.

A powerful Colorado low continues to deliver strong winds, ice pellets, freezing rain and heavy rain across southern Ontario, leaving tens of thousands without power.

Reported www.theweathernetwork.com: “As of 3:30 p.m. local time Sunday, nearly 47,000 Hydro One customers were without p o w e r. M e a n w h i l e , more than 700 crashes

in the Greater Toronto Area have been reported since the storm began,” according to Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Kerry Schmidt.

The naysayers will be suggesting the continued cold is showing global warming is a myth, but it more accurately supports that we are undergoing climate change more dramatic than any long term cycles would suggest as normal.

The immediate effect for agriculture on the Prairies will be to delay seeding, how long depending on what weather we experience over the next month.

But seeding will be delayed, along with a number of other activities.

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Farmers are going to have a smaller prime seeding window, and if the weather does not improve quickly it will force changes in crop choices, with moves to shorter season crops a must.

It all again reinforces how much of what we do relies on weather over which we have no control.

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SJHL Assistance Program gains more partners

By Christopher Lee Journal Reporter

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League continues to make plans to help those affected by the tragic April 6 bus accident involving the Humboldt Broncos.

After first announcing plans of a new Assistance Program, the SJHL has more partners on board.

During the announcement on April 9, SJHL President Bill Chow noted the program would be run in partnership with Federated Co-operatives Limited.

Since then 22Fresh has come on board as the official apparel sponsor of the program, with other companies such as H & M also jumping on board.

During an April 12 press conference, Chow was pleased to announce the addition of two organizations to their assistance program.

Both Country Thunder Music Festivals and the Canadian Red Cross of Saskatchewan have been announced as the latest partners.

Country Thunder Music Festivals vice-president of operations Ted Gross announced an April 27 benefit concert at the SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon, with all proceeds going to benefit the families of the Humboldt Broncos players, coaches, and staff who were injured or lost their lives in the tragic accident.

“Entertainment in general, and music in particular, has the power to help to heal the soul. Not only will this concert benefit the families directly, we hope that it can help the healing process for our hockey family, the tight knit community of Humboldt, and the people of Saskatchewan,” Country Thunder Music Festivals announced in a press release.

Gross noted the concert is in the early stages of planning, saying it is a fluid situation.

“We do have some confirmed acts, I can’t say them today, however next week or early next week we will be coming out with more details for this benefit concert,” noted Gross.

While Country Thunder Music Festivals in planning a benefit concert, the Canadian Red Cross Saskatchewan says they will be helping on a much different scale.

Vice-president of Canadian Red Cross Saskatchewan, Cindy Fuchs, announced during the press conference, that their organization would be providing psychosocial first aid programming to those in need.

“Essentially it’s a short online program with two

components, one is care for self and one is care for others. Both of those will help families, players, personnel with the SJHL understand the effects of stress, loss and grief on themselves and on others,” noted Fuchs during the press conference.

Fuchs noted that in addition, the Red Cross will be providing support for the families by linking them to professionals in their communities through a Red Cross support line.

“We’ll be not offering those professional supports because there’s many other organizations that can do that but we’ll be the caveat to actually direct people to those resources,” Fuchs noted.

“As with all disasters and crises, the Canadian Red Cross’s intent is to assist where needed and when asked by both communities and our partners such as the SJHL.” The Assistance Program was set up as a way to raise funds for all people affected by the tragedy, not just those associated with the Broncos.

“The reality for players is that the hockey world is small… everyone who plays, works, volunteers, or is involved with the SJHL will have direct, and deeply personal, connections with the victims of

Friday’s crash,” said an SJHL press release.

“Even in competition, players know who they are going up against. In some cases, you may play against a team as often as ten times in a regular season and another seven in the playoffs. The familiarity within our league is immense and it is far reaching.”

The program will aid in providing mental health assistance, counseling and grieving for all players of the SJHL, with any additional funds being places in the education plan in memory of those who lost their lives on April 6 or in the days that followed.

“The SJHL is a family, so we recognize that while there is grieving to be done within Humboldt; there is also a lot of suffering with the other eleven teams and it’s imperative that support structure is put in to place.”

One of the first steps in the grieving process for Estevan and Nipawin came on April 14 when they got back on the ice for game one of the SJHL championship series.

Estevan picked up the game one win, but a 4-1 win by Nipawin the following night has the series heading back to Estevan tied at one.

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SINCERE THANK YOU The family of Tyler Bieber wish to express their gratitude to everyone who has supported us during this Humboldt Bronco tragic event. A heartfelt thanks goes out to those who have consoled us after Tyler’s death with thoughtful prayer, text messages, phone calls, social media post, hugs, sympathy cards, gifts of food and flowers. Special thanks, from the bottom of our hearts, to our family and friends for helping us through this difficult time. We are very grateful of your presence, kindness and comfort.

Thank you to those who planned and attended the prayer service and funeral mass.

We know life gets busy and you gave your gift of time to help us in the memorial of our sons’ life. We are overwhelmed with the generosity shown in memorial donations made in Tyler’s name. Thank you to the people who provided a delicious lunch following the interment. Our sincere appreciation to Todd and staff at Schuler & Lefebvre Funeral Chapel, for your compassion and assistance. The funeral was a beautiful, joyous celebration of the life of a humble, kind, young man, our son and brother.

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Lastly, a huge heartfelt thank you to the paramedics, RCMP, Star Ambulance and all the people who helped in anyway at the accident on Friday, April 6th and the following days. Hopefully as time goes on people will be able to find comfort and peace.

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LeRoy Leisure Lotto named their grand prize winner with Clarence Knaus from Lanigan taking home the top prize of $130,000. Other winners included Darrel Hayden of Leoville who had the choice between a 2016 Yamaha Golf Cart or $8,000 and Dave Parsuik of Moosomin who had the choice between a travel voucher valued at $8,000 or $7,000 cash.

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By Becky Zimmer Journal Editor

In the 10 days since its creation, the Fund for Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe page has raised over $12 million for the Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims and their families with more than 132,000 people donating money to the page.

Humboldt Broncos President Kevin Garinger announced at an April 16 press conference the closure of the Humboldt GoFundMe page on April 18 at 11:59 p.m.

However, there are and will be more ways to donate to the SJHL and the Humboldt Broncos after the page is taken down.

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tion has been humbled by the unprecedented amount of donations and fundraisers the team is receiving, said Garinger at the press conference.

The HumboldtStrong Community Foundation has been created to accommodate these funds. “The mission of the HumboldtStrong Community Foundation will be to support Humboldt Broncos’ players, employees, families, and volunteers, as well as first responders and emergency services personnel, teams, athletes, related organizations and communities affected by the crash of the Humboldt Broncos team bus on April 6, 2018, and the aftermath thereof.�

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SJHL President Bill Chow says that many donations have also been coming in for the SJHL Assistance Program which will be “providing mental health assistance, counselling and grieving for all players of the SJHL,� according to the SJHL website.

There are many donation possibilities available, says Chow, and people need to make that decision on how to donate the money.

The SJHL referees, alongside referees from around the country, have created a fund to go to the STARS Air Ambulance, which is great, says Chow.

With so many possibilities, everyone has to have that discussion on where they want the money to go, he says.

Donation destinations To donate to the SJHL Assistance Program, mail cheques to the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Attn: SJHL Assistance Program Box 2164 Prince Albert, Sask S6V 6V4 To donate to the Humboldt Broncos general donation fund, make cheques out to Humboldt Broncos and mail to Conexus Credit Union Humboldt Branch PO Box 480 Humboldt Saskatchewan S0K 2A0

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There are little comforts that came from the Humboldt Broncos bus crash on April 6.

Since the accident, Canadian Blood Services and the Canadian Transplant Society say donations for blood and organs have increased.

Logan Boulet is being credited with increasing organ donation commitments, says President and CEO of Canadian Transplant Society, James Breckenridge. He was saddened to hear about the tragedy but he takes solace in Boulet’s story, he says.

“We have this one boy who’s now saved the lives of six others.”

Boulet was honoured this week by the SJHL for these six “assists” with Player of the Week, leading the way along side his other Humboldt Broncos teammates and coaching staff.

Donation commitments have jumped over 100 per cent and much of it is because of Boulet’s donation, says Breckenridge.

Before the Broncos accident, Breckenridge says previous donor drive events for young people would result in five person signing their organ donor card.

The weekend of the accident, their donor drive booth at the Green Living Show in Toronto had over 100 people committing to being organ donors, 40 of those were of the “young adult crowd.” Many of the new organ donors attributed their wanting to become donors to Boulet, says Breckenridge.

“It’s unfortunate that it was based on such a tragedy but hopefully, out

While Logan Boulet played hard throughout his time with Broncos, it would be his generosity off the ice that named him SJHL’s Player of the Week alongside his fellow Humboldt Broncos with Boulet saving six lives by donating his organs.

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of those people, more lives are saved and enhanced.”

Mike Fisher, territory manager with Canadian Blood Services says their inventory was stable before the

accident but a rough winter meant a call to arms for more donors.

The April 6 accident has caused an abundance of people donating blood, starting on April 7, more than

they have ever seen, says Fisher.

Donors at the Saskatoon location were being booked to come back at a later day, says Fisher, since they can only get so many people through the door on a certain day.

It takes about an hour to donate, says Fisher, with questionnaires in place to ensure it is safe for the donor to donate.

It takes about five to 20 minutes in the chair to actually donate, he says.

Men can donate every 56 days, and women every 84 days.

Breckenridge says that one person can save eight lives while enhancing up to 75 with donations of skin, eyes, tendons, and other parts of the body that can be transplanted.

With Saskatchewan not having an organ registry, Breckenridge says that it is imperative that people speak with their family and friends and make their wishes known. In Saskatchewan, the wishes of the family can trump the wishes of patient.

“Once a person falls into a coma, all medical decisions fall on the family, and not just organ donation...

Friends can support the family in times of real tragedy.”

Both Fisher and Breckenridge offer their condolences to Humboldt.

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In appreciation from the Nordicks, the family of Mary Nordick wish to thank everyone who offered donations in Mary's name, masses for her intention, and condolences through kind words, cards, and gifts of food. All were much appreciated. We also wish to thank the staff of Quill Plains Centennial Lodge, where Mom resided for nearly six years. They helped make it her home, and cared for her as their own.

Bieber: Tyler February 9, 1989 – April 6, 2018 It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that the family of Tyler Bieber of Humboldt, SK, announces his passing on Friday, April 6, 2018, as the result of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus accident. Tyler Anthony Bieber was born to Marilyn Hay and Terry Bieber at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Humboldt on February 9, 1989. He attended Humboldt Public School, and then graduated from Humboldt Collegiate in 2007.

Tyler started playing football in Grade 9 but found his niche wasn’t as a player but in a supporting role as equipment manager. This led him to taking various volunteer roles, culminating in his role as wide receiver coach for the Humboldt Mohawks High School Football team.

Tyler left Humboldt for Regina in 2010, but returned in 2014 with a passion to pursue broadcasting. He started part-time with Bolt FM, which quickly turned into a full time position. Tyler returned to the Mohawks and continued to expand his volunteer coaching into basketball. In 2015, Tyler and Sam Schlitz started the Humboldt Flag Football league, and Tyler was the VP of Humboldt Touch Football. Tyler got into Bronco hockey in the beginning as colour commentary, leading into play-by-play. The 2017/18 season saw Bolt FM asking Tyler to step into a full- time role of play-by-play commentator; Tyler reluctantly agreed IF they would accommodate his volunteer schedule. Tyler was expanding his volunteer commitments and had secured a spot coaching with the Northern SK Football Academy in Saskatoon, and was slated to be coaching as receiver/quarterback coach three times a week. He also had completed his training and requirements to become involved with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Humboldt, not in a traditional mentor role but in a leadership role with the “game onâ€? program which had gone dormant for many years until Tyler stepped up. This program would lead boys in the gym DQG FODVVURRP WR OHDUQ PRUH DERXW PDNLQJ JRRG FKRLFHV RQ WKH Ă€HOG FRXUW DQG LQ WKHLU HYHU\GD\ OLYHV 7\OHU¡V Ă€UVW ORYH ZDV ZLWK WKH &)/ DQG KH ZDV WKH SHUVRQ EHKLQG WKH 7ZLWWHU DFFRXQW &)/ 'DLO\ DQ DJJUHJDWRU RI KHDGOLQHV DQG insights from across the league. Tyler had over 10,000 followers at one point EHIRUH KH JDYH LW XS LQ WR IXOĂ€OO ZRUN DQG FRDFKLQJ UHVSRQVLELOLWLHV ZKLFK included the yearly stint at Kelly Bates Football Clinic. Anyone who knew Tyler NQHZ KLV SDVVLRQ OD\ ZLWK WKH 'HWURLW 5HGZLQJV %RVWRQ &HOWLFV 6DVNDWFKHZDQ Roughriders and, above all, the New England Patriots. His knowledge of all sports went above and beyond the average guy and Ty loved to talk sports with anyone and everyone who was willing to take him on! He also loved to pull a prank, had a wicked sense of humour, a heart of gold, and left a SRVLWLYH PDUN RQ HYHU\RQH KH PHW +H ZDV D VHOĂ HVV YROXQWHHU D PHQWRU DQG an amazing son, brother, and friend. Tyler will lovingly be remembered by his mother Marilyn Hay of Humboldt; father Terry Bieber of Humboldt; sister Candy +D\ RI 6DVNDWRRQ WZR EURWKHUV %UDQGRQ %LHEHU RI &ROG /DNH $% DQG %UHWW %LHEHU RI +XPEROGW VSHFLDO IULHQGV &XUWLV DQG -DQH /RFNLQJHU DQG GDXJKWHU Paice of Whitecourt, AB. He is also survived by his maternal grandma, Jean Cowie (Cliff) of Winnipeg, MB; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

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The family of the late Doug Franko wish to extend a sincere thank you to all the relatives, friends and neighbors for all the food, flowers, cards, phone calls, visits, donations and support shown to us during this difficult time. Thank you to Rev. Brenda Curtis for the beautiful prayer service and celebration of Doug’s life. Thank you to Malinoski & Danyluik Funeral Home for their sincere kindness and professionalism. Thank you to the Quill Lake Community Club for serving lunch and the Quill Lake Curling Club for set up and clean up. Finally, thank you to the doctors, nurses, volunteers and staff of the Humboldt Hospital and Humboldt Home Care. Doug was always treated with dignity, respect and kindness. If we have missed anyone, please accept our apologies and our thanks.

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We, the family of Ron Badduke, would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all or relatives and friends for their love and support with the recent loss of Ron. A very heartfelt “Thank you� for the cards, phone calls, food and flowers. Also a heartfull “Thank you� to Rev. Brenda Curtis for conducting the burial service and to Schuler & Lefebvre Funeral Home for their guidance and support. Also a special thank you to Dr. Kelly and the care staff at the Humboldt and District Hospital and to the Watson Community Club and the UCW ladies for the lunch.

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Leicht: Jacob February 14, 1999 – April 6, 2018 It is with broken hearts that the family of Jacob Leicht of Humboldt, Saskatchewan announce his passing in a tragic accident on Friday, April 6, -DFRE Ă HZ RQ WKH LFH QRZ KH LV Ă \LQJ ZLWK the angels. Jacob Paul Benjamin Leicht was born February 14, 1999 to Kurt and CĂŠleste (nĂŠe Leray) Leicht at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Humboldt, Sk. 2XU Âś9DOHQWLQH EDE\¡ RXU Ă€UVWERUQ WUXO\ ZDV DQG will continue to be a shining light. From the getgo, Jacob was cheery, active and bright. His earliest and lifelong friendships were established at Lia Suchan’s, his daycare giver. He attended St. Dominic School (where he was taught by his mom), Humboldt Collegiate Institute, and St. Mary High School in Prince Albert for SDUW RI KLV *UDGH \HDU -DFRE ZDV Ă€OOHG ZLWK WDOHQW +H UHFHLYHG WKH 3ULQFH Albert “AAAâ€? Mintos Scholastic Award while playing hockey in Prince Albert last year and graduated as an honor roll student. After graduation, he was a forward for the Humboldt Broncos Junior ‘A’ team. He was a great athlete. On the ice he was known to be small in stature, but mighty at heart. He was fast as ‘leichtning’, hard-working and dedicated to giving his all at all times. He ZDV SURXG WR VD\ WKDW KLV PRVW LQĂ XHQWLDO UROH PRGHO LQ KRFNH\ ZDV KLV GDG who was his coach for most of his minor hockey years. Together, they won the Midget AA League Championship (the team’s second time) and Provincial 7LWOH LQ -DFRE ZDV DQ RXWGRRUVPDQ ORYLQJ WR Ă€VK KXQW WUDS DQG H[SORUH QDWXUH +H OHDUQHG WR SOD\ WKH SLDQR DQG VD[RSKRQH +H DGRUHG KLV VLEOLQJV and was a stellar ‘big brother’. Above all, Jacob had a deep, quiet faith, a faith that will live on through all of us. Jacob will be lovingly remembered by his parents, Kurt and CĂŠleste; brother, Isaac; sisters, Kiana and Karysa; maternal JUDQGSDUHQWV 3DXO DQG /LOLDQQH QpH %HUJRW /HUD\ 6W %ULHX[ 6N SDWHUQDO grandparents, Benhardt and Sonia (nĂŠe Drobot) Leicht, Humboldt, Sk.; uncles and aunts, Paul-Emile (Yoko) Leray, Tokyo, Japan; David (Hayley) Leray and FKLOGUHQ 0DFNHQ]\ DQG 0D[ZHOO *UHDW )DOOV 0W 8 6 $ (ULF %HWW\ /HLFKW Spalding, Sk., and children, Meagan, Squamish, B.C., Matthew and Jade Leicht, Spalding, Sk.; friend, Kayleigh Feschuk, Prince Albert, Sk.; and numerous relatives and friends. A Private Celebration of Life was held at St. Augustine Church, Humboldt on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at 7:00 p.m., celebrated by Fr. Joseph Salihu with concelebrants: Fr. Colin Roy, Fr. Matthew Ramsay, and Fr. George Canto. Others taking part were: Gary Crozon, crossbearer; Meagan /HLFKW DQG 0D[ZHOO /HUD\ VFULSWXUH UHDGHUV 0DFNHQ]\ /HUD\ SUD\HUV RI the faithful; Isaac, Kiana and Karysa Leicht, giftbearers. Music ministry was provided by organist, Denise Germain, with Melanie Ramsay, Julia Ramsay, Faith Schuler, and members of the St. Augustine’s Youth Choir. A Celebration of Life was held on Friday, April 13, 2018 at the Elgar Petersen Arena, Humboldt, SK at 10:00 a.m., presided by Fr. Joseph Salihu. Others taking part were: Gary Crozon, crossbearer; Pastor Kevin Leicht and Fr. Colin Roy, scripture readers; spiritual message, Pastor Sean Brandow; prayers of the faithful, Marie-Louise Ternier-Gommers, eulogist, Shaun Gardiner; Music Ministry was provided by organist, Denise Germain with Melanie Ramsay, Julia Ramsay, Faith Schuler, Paul Brandt and members of St. Augustine’s Youth Choir. An Honor Guard was formed by members of Jacob’s Humboldt Minor Hockey teammates, Prince Albert Mintos and Humboldt Broncos. Active Pallbearers were PaulEmile Leray, David Leray, Eric Leicht, Matthew Leicht, Jade Leicht, Troy Leicht, Sheldon Leicht and Selmar Odelein. Interment will be held at a later date. In honor of Jacob, people were invited to wear any hockey jersey or the color green and to bring their KRUQV DQG QRLVHPDNHUV IRU WKH Ă€QDO IDUHZHOO DW WKH HQG of the service. Memorial Donations may be directed to .LG6SRUW 3 2 %R[ +XPEROGW 6. 6 . $ RU 6WDUV Air Ambulance 2475 Airport Rd. Saskatoon, SK. S7L 1M4.

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Hinz: Brody Joseph Daniel December 10, 1999 – April 6, 2018 It is with broken hearts that the family of Brody Joseph Daniel Hinz of Humboldt, SK, announces his passing as a result of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus accident on Friday, April 6, 2018. Brody Joseph Daniel Hinz was born on December 10, 1999 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He is survived by his mother, Darlene Hinz (nee Miller); sister, Kendall; paternal grandmother, Marcella Hinz; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He was predeceased by his father, Dale Hinz; paternal grandfather, Daniel Hinz; maternal grandfather, Richard Miller; and maternal grandmother, Geraldine Miller (nee Henning). Brody spent his school years at Humboldt Public School and Humboldt Collegiate. Always a happy and playful young person, Brody developed a love of sports at a very early age including being a fan of the Humboldt Broncos. He played soccer, bowling and in his teenage years, football with the Humboldt Mohawks. As a participant in the Special Olympics, his love of sports continued to grow. The Big Brothers Association was a very important part of his life and provided ongoing life guidance and lots of weekly friendship and adventure. Brody regularly attended the United Church where he found numerous opportunities to participate in helping others, develop his natural speaking abilities, and enjoy ongoing friendship and support. Brody’s awareness grew through all those experiences of daily life struggles and to always stay positive. The teachers and administration of the schools cared and looked out for Brody LQ VR PDQ\ ZD\V :KHWKHU LW EH UHSODFLQJ D ORVW OXQFK ÀQGLQJ PLVVLQJ ERRWV needing reassurance, or planning his vocational pursuits, they were there every step of the way to support him. Brody enjoyed many moments at the Soup Kitchen and participated in many of the Humboldt Community Services.

The Partners Association generously contributed to Brody’s teenage years in so many ways. The Humboldt Bronco organization and players were a very special part of his life. Since the age of seven, he attended games whenever possible. Bronco players devoted time in mentoring Brody which meant a lot to him. When the opportunity to participate in preparing stats for his beloved Broncos arrived, he was over the moon. Sitting next to Tyler Bieber at games and working the stats were some of his most enjoyable moments. During Bronco games, he helped in any way possible. Brody worked with a wonderful group of people at Bolt FM where his blogging and stat guy skills really began to shine. So many people touched Brody’s life in so many beautiful ways and of special note are Kathy and Harvey Klatt, James Folster and Brenda Curtis. As Brody prepared for high school graduation this upcoming June, he planned to continue his involvement with the Broncos and eventually attend the University of Regina in Sports Management. Brody, we miss you so much, you have touched all our hearts and take comfort in knowing you are with your dad. The United Funeral Service was held at St. Augustine R.C. Church, +XPEROGW RQ 6DWXUGD\ $SULO DW D P RIĂ€FLDWHG E\ 5HY %UHQGD Curtis and Rev. Keith Hall. Others taking part were: James Folster, candle lighter; Arlene Schmidt and Bryan Fetter, scripture readers; Marion Fetter, prayers and intentions; Tyra Klitch, Landon Seipp, Kerry Fetter, Linette Fetter, and Jenna Miller, memorial table attendants; Cory Popoff, eulogist. Music ministry was provided by pianist Doug Schmidt, with vocalists Myra Schmidt, and Stephanie Schmidt. Honorary pallbearers were “all those who shared in Brody’s lifeâ€?. Active pallbearers were Daniel Hinz, Mark Schmidt, Keegan Strueby, Ryan Klitch, Luke Strueby, and Mike Yager. Interment followed at St. Peter’s R.C. Cemetery, Muenster, SK. Donations may be made to the local Big Brothers Big Sisters or the “Brody Hinz Family Trust Fundâ€?, c/o Scotia Bank.

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IN THE ESTATE OF AUDREY ALMA STRUCK, late of Humboldt, in the Province of Saskatchewan, deceased.

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Notice to Creditors IN THE ESTATE OF BEATRICE SARETSKY late of Humboldt, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Retired Clerical Worker, deceased.

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2015 Versatile 550 ÂśV SV SWR KUV GLI ONV ZJKWV HOF .......................................

2014 MF 7616 OGU JUSO GHOX[ FDE FDE VXVS FYW KUV .................................................

2014 Fendt 724 KUV GOV FYW ORDGHG ...

2013 CH 545D OGU JUSO KUV VS GO SWR ...

2013 CH MT955C KS ÂśV SWR ORDGHG KUV........................................................

2012 CH MT675D KS GOV FYW IW FDE VXVS KUV K\G .........................

2012 CH MT655D KUV K\G [ GOVZJKWV FYW ................................................

2012 CH MT655D KUV GOV FYW K\G ZJKWV .................................................

2010 Fendt 820 ORDGHU ÂśV FYW K\G ........

2009 CH 675C ) 5 GOV KUV KS ......

1995 CAT 75C KS K\G SW SWR ..............

1990 CHALLENGER 65 SV WUDQV ....................

1986 MF 1010 KUV JHDU IZD WXUI F Z ´ PRZHU SWK ........................................

SPRAYERS 2017 RG1300B Âś JO UDYHQ ORDGHG ....... CALL 2016 RG1100B Âś JO UDYHQ ORDGHG ....... CALL 2016 8400B DSSO DLU PD[ FYW KS ................. CALL 2011 Versatile SX275 Âś JO GOV UDYHQ GLY FDPHUD .......................................

2005 Rogator 1074 Âś JO KUV .....

INDUSTRIAL LIFTS 2005 SKYJACK SJ8841 [ VLVVRUOLIW Âś OLIW OEV ..............................................

1999 TEREX TB44 PDQ EVNW IRDP WLUHV ........

1994 TRAVERSE TLC6044 OEV OLIW [ [ ...

1990 Gradall 534B ...........................................

SKIDSTEERS 2013 VOLVO MC85C KS OEV /I KUV ...

2006 VOLVO MC110B OE OI D F FDE KS ...

2004 Cat 236B FDE D K VSG KS OE OLIW ...

WHEEL LOADERS 1998 SAMSUNG SL150 FXPPLQV \UG KS.................................................

BACKHOES 2007 TEREX 860B KS [ œ œœGG ...........

MISC New Elmers Super 7 Âś Âś Âś EDU ............. CALL 2011 Elmers WDUS ÂśV K\G SWR K\G VS\ SLYRW ................................................

2011 Unverferth 9250 EXV ÂśV SWR VFDOH WDUS ......................................................

2010 AMIDA AL4060D4MH OLJKW WRZHU .: JHQ .........................................................

2010 Elmers WDUS SWR K\G K\G VSW SLYRW ÂśV VFDOH...................................................

2009 Riteway 8165 œ ´ WLQHV ....................

1997 SKYJACK ERRP OLIW Âś MLE Âś ERRP ......

1993 DRESSER 870 grader KS Âś EODGH FXPPLQV .......................................

1981 TAMPO RP28D FRPS ´ GUXP KS FDE ...

1977 DYNAPAC CA15 ´VPRRWK 'G GVO .....

INGERSOLL 185, DLU FRPSUHVVRU MG F\O GVO ...

Wolfpac WP2500 ´ VPRRWK GUXP JDV .........

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